An IFOP study carried out for jalma in 2011 reveals increasingly difficult access to specialized healthcare due to wait times rather than to cost:
● 58% of...
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Access to quality healthcare is increasingly an issue
JALMA IN THE NEWS
- november 27 2011- BFM Business - Health Check up...
- november 13 2011- www.lefigaro.fr - 58% of French patients forego healthcare...
- november 13 2011- www.europe1.fr - Health: Longer and longer wait times...
- november 13 2011- JDD - Healthcare: wait times on the rise...
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jalma Health and ageing survey
In this first section dedicated to health, we shall see that access to quality care for all will no longer be possible without an in-depth overhaul of the way in which healthcare is organized as well as massive productivity gains.
To order the... More information
Panorama of the 2011 Health Insurance
Why a special edition of Panorama ?For at least three reasons.
The first is the urgency created by the degradation of accounts in the healthcare insurance system, to reform a healthcare system that will run short of funding in the near future.
The second is that we are... More information
